Take Your Pick: Spinning Rods for Back Bay Fishing

From stripers and blues to weakfish and fluke, backwater fishing is hot right now. Make sure you have the right rod for the job, whether you’re bouncing bucktails, casting poppers or drifting bait.

From stripers and blues to weakfish and fluke, backwater fishing is hot right now. Make sure you have the right rod for the job, whether you’re bouncing bucktails, casting poppers or drifting bait.

G. Loomis NRX Inshore

NRX 882S; $635,  www.gloomis.com
NRX 882S; $635, www.gloomis.com

This fast-action, magnum power spinning rods features a nano-silica resin system that keeps the weight extremely light without sacrificing strength. Titanium-framed, SIC K-frame stripper guides keep braided line from tangling on the frames at the stiffest point of the rod, while nickel-titanium RECOIL guides to reduce weight and increase the rate of recovery for the tip, increasing casting distance.

St. Croix LegendXtreme Inshore

XIS70MLF; $380  www.stcroixrods.com
XIS70MLF; $380 www.stcroixrods.com

Super high-modulus SCVI graphite with FRS in the lower section creates maximum power and strength with reduced weight. Kigan Master Hand Zero Tangle guides have zirconia rings, and titanium frames provide protection against saltwater corrosion while the sloped, wide-leg design prevents tangles with monofilament, fluorocarbon and braided lines. Xtreme-Skin handle repels water, dirt and fish slime, and cleans up easily.

Lamiglas Black Salt

BS 724S; $270,  www.lamiglas.com
BS 724S; $270, www.lamiglas.com

The Lamiglas Black Salt has the power to steer stripers away from dock pilings and the finesse to cast small jigs to match tiny back-bay baits. Graphite handles are light yet strong and deep pressed guides with zirconia inserts resist corrosion.

Tsunami Airwave

701MF; $109.99,  /www.biminibayoutfitters.com
701MF; $109.99, /www.biminibayoutfitters.com

Through the use of unique, high-pressure production techniques, the Tsunami Airwave delivers powerful high-fiber-density blanks with no excess weight. The result is a stronger, more sensitive, lighter weight rod for inshore fishing and an excellent value. Grade A cork grips give the rod a classic look and a comfortable feel.

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